Caught him mention this here, decided to look up the project.

Seems neat. There's a few different routes that have been proposed over the years, changing with the political conditions I guess? Train gang will be fans of it.

For Bolivia I think the obvious merit is that it provides much more port access options for a landlocked country which is probably essential for maintaining their sovereignty.

  • redthebaron [he/him]
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    1 year ago

    unfortunately the brazilian elites are incapable of learning and they’ll keep exporting soybeans with trucks until the heat death of the universe. and i assume a similar short termism exists everywhere in this continent

    the brazillian elite LOVE TO LOSE THEIR FUCKING SOY ON THE MOST DOGSHIT ROADS, IT is their favorite thing to do, like THEY WOULD MAKE MORE MONEY and still they don't wanna do trains it is fucking insane

      • redthebaron [he/him]
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        1 year ago

        it is so bad that all the worst people in the country didn't complain when bolsonaro was doing it on electoral crimes but are now that lula is doing some cool shit, we need to close the estadão editorial board, i can't live like this anymore